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Swier Law Firm Conducts Webinar for School Administrators On Thursday, January 17, 2019, Scott Swier conducted a webinar for the School Administrators of South Dakota. -
Minnehaha, Lincoln County Judges Say Another Is Needed Judges feel the pressure of timely justice, especially in southeast South Dakota. -
South Dakota Is Growing Despite Slowed Population Growth Mike Kareta criss-crossed the United States before landing in South Dakota. He lived on both coasts and down south before taking a job over two years ago. -
Supreme Court To Hear Case Over Stores' Food Stamp Sales The Supreme Court says it will hear an appeal from a group representing retailers to prevent the release of information about the federal food stamp program. -
Passionate About Farming Vanneman Leads State's Ag Interests Kim Vanneman is not boastful about her new role as South Dakota's agriculture secretary. She doesn't need to be. After all, her new boss is handling that. -
South Dakota Bill Aims To Gut Transgender Sports Policy Legislation aimed at transgender students participating in South Dakota high school athletics was introduced on Monday. -
Swier Law Firm Attending 53rd Annual Heckerling Institute Kelley Scrocca will be attending the 53rd Annual Heckerling Institute on Estate Planning in Orlando, Florida. -
Politicians Can't Block Voters on Facebook, Court Rules Politicians give up some personal rights as elected officials, and one of those is blocking haters. -
When Is It Too Late To Sign A Prenup? The news of the divorce shouldn't affect Amazon's bottom line, even if splitting in 2019 will cost Bezos a few more tax dollars than it would've in 2018. -
Chief Justice Calls For Additional Judge in Sioux Falls State Supreme Court Chief Justice David Gilbertson is asking for an additional judge in the Sioux Falls area due to the increasing number of drug cases.